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#WriteToEarnUpgrade #BinanceBlockchainWeek Bitcoin briefly surpassed $94,000 before retreating to $92,500, as investors await a key Federal Reserve decision. Altcoins showed mixed performance, with Ether rising 7% and Cardano jumping 8.5%. Analysts debate whether Bitcoin's recent volatility signals a market bottom or continued uncertainty. Bitcoin briefly traded above $94,000 on Tuesday before slipping back toward $92,500 in Asian morning hours Wednesday, a swing that revived bullish positioning but left the market exposed ahead of one of the most consequential Federal Reserve decisions of the year. $BNB $BTC

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#MarketPullback #WriteToEarnUpgrade Bitcoin price today at $1,12,477, Ethereum at $4,116 At time of writing, Bitcoin was trading up 0.38 per cent at $112,477.91 apiece, with market cap up 0.36 per cent at $2.24 trillion, and trading volume up 14.61 per cent at $87.43 billion, CoinMarketCap data showed. The website noted that Donald Trump's tariffs threaten to “trigger liquidation amid fragile sentiments”. It however noted that strategic buying by large holders, or whales, signals long-term confidence. According to CoinMarketCap analysis, “Bitcoin’s price teeters between institutional momentum and macro tremors.” Meanwhile, Ethereum was up 2.85 per cent to $4,116.87 levels on October 15, with market cap up 2.68 per cent to $496.9 billion, and volumes of 16.89 per cent at $63.94 billion. Notably, Ethereum's rise has outperformed a flat broader crypto market. Spot Ethereum ETFs saw $236 million inflows. $BTC $ETH

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#BNBBreaksATH #BinanceHODLerHOLO #SECReviewsCryptoETFS Today in crypto, Goldman Sachs’ CEO says the Fed likely won’t cut by 50 basis points, the Polygon Foundation restored consensus and finality functions after a software bug knocked some nodes out of sync, and SEC Chair Paul Atkins weighed in on Project Crypto. Goldman Sachs CEO doubts Fed will cut 50 basis points Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said on Wednesday that it’s unlikely the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 50 basis points next week, just days after Standard Chartered Bank said it anticipated a bigger cut due to August’s weaker-than-expected jobs report. “Whether or not we have a 50 basis cut, I don’t think that’s probably on the cards,” he told CNBC. “I’m pretty confident we’ll have a 25 basis rate cut.” His take aligns with the broader market consensus, as CME FedWatch shows 92.2% anticipate a smaller cut, while 7.8% expect a 0.5% rate cut at the Fed’s Sept. 17 meeting. Solomon said he “could see one or two other cuts, depending on how economic conditions play out from here.” This month’s Fed rate cut meeting is significant not just for the broader market but also for crypto, as lower interest rates make riskier assets such as crypto more attractive to investors. $ETH $BNB

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